Speaker 1: Morning Run with Amy and TJ and iHeartRadio Podcast.
Speaker 2: Hey the folks, it is Saturday, June fourteenth, and in
Speaker 2: this episode, are there some breakups you just can't come
Speaker 2: back from? Also? Who is Brian Wilson? And who is
Speaker 2: Aaron Rodgers's wife? And the Miracle Man speaks. Welcome everybody
Speaker 2: to this episode of Amy and TJ on this weekend edition. Roes, Yes,
Speaker 2: this is where we want to keep talking. We ain't
Speaker 2: get to say enough during our Monday through Friday morning run.
Speaker 2: So these are some of the stories that jumped out
Speaker 2: of us and had us still chopping it up.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, you like to say, these are the stories
Speaker 1: that got us scot it.
Speaker 2: So you know what, some of the stuff get it? Does?
Speaker 2: I think I've said that in the morning sometimes. Man,
Speaker 2: that one got me. That one got me, Man, that
Speaker 2: does that one got us going?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So that's that's very accurate.
Speaker 1: Yes, And so I would say, well, we'll start with
Speaker 1: the one that got everybody talking, the world talking, President
Speaker 1: Trump and Elon Musk. Of course, they had that explosive
Speaker 1: feud in front of all of us on social media,
Speaker 1: two different social media companies that they own. That was
Speaker 1: their preference and how they eviscerated one another. Then some
Speaker 1: of those tweets that Elon put out were deleted. And
Speaker 1: then the tweet that got everyone talking and possibly thinking
Speaker 1: that there could be a reconciliation. We had Elon Musk saying,
Speaker 1: I regret some of my posts about President Trump last week.
Speaker 1: They went too far. I like how we just said
Speaker 1: some of my posts, not all of my posts, just
Speaker 1: some of that.
Speaker 2: Hey, it's a good step for it.
Speaker 1: And then Trump that same day we at least it
Speaker 1: was published that day in a podcast, said this about
Speaker 1: Elon Musk, things like that happen. I don't blame him
Speaker 1: for anything.
Speaker 2: Hmm.
Speaker 1: That reminds me of what my grandma likes to say,
Speaker 1: or what she used to say.
Speaker 2: Oh, these things happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my grandma when anything, and there was a lot
Speaker 1: of drama in her oh ninety plus years of living
Speaker 1: with six children and count as grandchildren. And I'm sure
Speaker 1: I added to it, but yes, her response to a
Speaker 1: lot of troubling moments was these things happen.
Speaker 2: Do you there's some of this. We are all examining
Speaker 2: these two guys. See if they all these huge egos
Speaker 2: and huge bank accounts, right, are they actually going to
Speaker 2: back down at all. My question, more so as I examined,
Speaker 2: was can you come back from some of the stuff
Speaker 2: they've said about each other publicly, in particular elon about
Speaker 2: President Trump, Like, are there some things that a friend
Speaker 2: has done that you just cannot come back from.
Speaker 1: Yes, the answer is absolutely yes. And I think if
Speaker 1: let's just say just words though, yes, not deeds, but
Speaker 1: words that you then tell everybody about. It's not even
Speaker 1: that you just had words individually with that person. I'm
Speaker 1: having a disagreement or even an ugly fight with you,
Speaker 1: and it's just between the two of us. This was
Speaker 1: literally done deliberately in front of the world, and he
Speaker 1: went after several things that I can't imagine Trump completely
Speaker 1: forgiving him for. But who knows. Maybe he's a big
Speaker 1: boy and does big business and knows it exactly. Sometimes
Speaker 1: make big mistakes, you know.
Speaker 2: Sometimes that's a part of this as well. I'm not
Speaker 2: very good at this, but some people can do this.
Speaker 2: It's not personal, like they don't take anything personally. It's
Speaker 2: just business.
Speaker 1: Okay. So going back to our Gabby Bernstein discussion, when
Speaker 1: you think about that, it really is a projection. So
Speaker 1: if you can actually say it's not personal. That person
Speaker 1: is angry and is now projecting on me the worst
Speaker 1: things they think about themselves or the things that they
Speaker 1: don't want to deal with about themselves, and they'll just
Speaker 1: put it on me. So yes, when he started letting
Speaker 1: people or at least wanting people to know that President
Speaker 1: Trump was a part of the Epstein files, and that's
Speaker 1: why we'll never know the truth about what happened and
Speaker 1: who was a part of it. That was a really.
Speaker 2: Low blow, yes, and he could have been just popping off,
Speaker 2: and nobody's saying that that is actually the case, of course,
Speaker 2: not your speculation and all that stuff. But it was
Speaker 2: just so ugly that I've thought about that. How can
Speaker 2: you come back from that? I think it takes a
Speaker 2: certain kind of person not just able to forgive, but
Speaker 2: how could you sit across and trust that person and
Speaker 2: fully embrace that person again, especially when that person has
Speaker 2: hundreds of millions of followers and can get attention any
Speaker 2: time they want. How can you? I don't know. Maybe
Speaker 2: they won't trust each other fully, but at least maybe
Speaker 2: they'll come back together in some way.
Speaker 1: The interesting thing is they have a vested interest in
Speaker 1: doing so, a vested financial interest in doing so because
Speaker 1: obviously Elon Musk and his ability to take US astronauts
Speaker 1: to and from space with SpaceX, that's a huge, huge
Speaker 1: issue if there is a forever fracture or fissure between
Speaker 1: these two men, because that's actually going to impact our
Speaker 1: space program.
Speaker 2: He is the one guy's in control of our astronauts
Speaker 2: going to and from.
Speaker 1: Spaces and then as well, and then Trump can absolutely
Speaker 1: impact how Tesla's are taxed and incentivized for folks to
Speaker 1: buy or not buy electric vehicles. He can absolutely have
Speaker 1: an impact on his business.
Speaker 2: You could just go out and start talking ish about
Speaker 2: Tesla correct and stock prices will go down. Yes, I
Speaker 2: mean it just nobody wants that fight. It was just
Speaker 2: an ugly It was a really ugly and unfortunate back
Speaker 2: and forth. And they started out really hot. You knew
Speaker 2: it had to flame out in the same way.
Speaker 1: It's just like a relationship. When you go too fast,
Speaker 1: you fall hard. And that's what happened. All right. Well,
Speaker 1: I hope that we could see maybe not the bromance
Speaker 1: that we had before, but just a casual friendship.
Speaker 2: How about that? Which one you want to do next?
Speaker 2: You want to do? What the legend music legends, or
Speaker 2: you want to do Aaron Rodgers. What are you doing?
Speaker 1: Let's do the music legends. I actually so this was
Speaker 1: so interesting. Sly Stone passed away Monday and Brian Wilson
Speaker 1: passed away Wednesday. I didn't know sly Stone's name and
Speaker 1: you didn't know Brian Wilson's name, and both of us
Speaker 1: were aghast. I mean, we obviously know their music, but
Speaker 1: I was like, Sylvester still sliestalone. I got confused, and
Speaker 1: you were like, who's Brian Wilson.
Speaker 2: We do this all the time. It really is incredible.
Speaker 2: It's been fascinating to me and I've enjoyed it and
Speaker 2: just learning and the back and forth we have about it.
Speaker 2: But I know I can sing you Beach Boys songs,
Speaker 2: and I thought it was more of a compliment me
Speaker 2: saying I didn't know his name because I didn't come
Speaker 2: up in a house. My parents have never mentioned the
Speaker 2: Beach Boys a day of my life. There are no
Speaker 2: Beach Boys forty five's upstairs or eight tracks and then
Speaker 2: LPs and CD. We didn't know nothing. Nice, But how
Speaker 2: impactful are you that? A kid who goes his whole
Speaker 2: life with no Beach Boys introduced to him by anybody around.
Speaker 2: But he still knows every single word to your songs
Speaker 2: because they're just ubiquitous. They're just everywhere, you know.
Speaker 1: And that's exactly how I feel about sl Stone. When
Speaker 1: you start hearing or the songs are named that he
Speaker 1: and his family produced and wrote and obviously were phenomenal,
Speaker 1: that's just an absolute soundtrack of my life. I mean,
Speaker 1: both of these men came up in the sixties, had
Speaker 1: some of their first big hits in the early nineteen sixties.
Speaker 1: So in the seventies when you and I came into
Speaker 1: the world, they were being played at nauseam. So both
Speaker 1: of these men, and honestly, I was reading an article
Speaker 1: Rolling Stone did something really interesting about these two men.
Speaker 1: Stone passed on Monday, Wilson passed on Wednesday. They were
Speaker 1: both eighty two when they died, and they both had
Speaker 1: incredible bright art. You know, these were positive songs, these
Speaker 1: were hopeful songs, these were happy songs. And yet at
Speaker 1: the same time they both struggled with mental health and
Speaker 1: addiction issues. And you would think with the mental health
Speaker 1: and addiction issues they had, they might have lived short lives,
Speaker 1: but somehow both men ended up living to eighty two
Speaker 1: and died within a few days of each other. People
Speaker 1: were talking about the coincidence of it and just how
Speaker 1: they both are considered legends. They both, these two men
Speaker 1: transformed music.
Speaker 2: It's hard to I hate and we had a can't
Speaker 2: remember off the top of my head. Maybe you can help,
Speaker 2: But like icon't these are not just folks who made
Speaker 2: a lot of music or were successful or so on
Speaker 2: and so on time Grammy winner or these folks changed
Speaker 2: the course of music. They changed the landscape. So here
Speaker 2: we are. Their stuff is still being sampled by artists
Speaker 2: today who are twenty years old. Their stuff is still
Speaker 2: being used and played in music and excuse me, in
Speaker 2: movies and in commercials. These guys changed. And sly Stone
Speaker 2: what he did in terms of putting together all these
Speaker 2: genres the first I think major diverse band. You had
Speaker 2: men and women, black and white in one group. And
Speaker 2: his sound is so unique.
Speaker 1: The beach you know what is also cool. Both of
Speaker 1: them had very simple like. Their songwriting was simple. Their
Speaker 1: lyrics were catchy. They didn't try too hard. Everyday people,
Speaker 1: it's a family affair, talent, yes, surfing USA around right,
Speaker 1: Just like just very simple lyrics that were catchy and
Speaker 1: bright and fun and made you feel good. And every
Speaker 1: time I hear either of these men's songs, I'm happy.
Speaker 1: There is a nostalgic happiness that comes with those songs.
Speaker 2: Did the Beach Boys do any ballads you I'm sorry
Speaker 2: to put you on the spot?
Speaker 1: Would be nice? Is probably a little bit slower, sweeter,
Speaker 1: it's a sweet.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking about both of these artists and you just
Speaker 2: said it. Their music was uplifting. Yeah, and music made
Speaker 2: you feel good, made you feel fun. You weren't not
Speaker 2: even a sad love song. And even when Sliding the
Speaker 2: family Stone were doing something that had I guess taking
Speaker 2: on an issue of the day, it still came with
Speaker 2: a positive or love on the other side of it.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that was just you know who's like this? Now?
Speaker 2: Who's our guy? We say it all time? Nico Moon.
Speaker 2: Nico Moon, who has every song he plays get puts
Speaker 2: you in a place where you want to be, on
Speaker 2: a beach, where you are just uplifted in some way,
Speaker 2: even his his sappier or sweeter songs.
Speaker 1: That you're coming over coming. What's the heartbreak song with?
Speaker 1: Says the one about Mack nine, Yes, on the.
Speaker 2: Whole songs talking about getting over a woman, but he's
Speaker 2: doing a golf analogy on the whole time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and those are the types of artists that are
Speaker 1: rare and fun. And yes, not a lot of people
Speaker 1: know Nico Moon. So yes, as we talk about Slyestone
Speaker 1: and Brian Wilson, check out a new young artist called
Speaker 1: Nico Moon. All right, let's move on now to the
Speaker 1: story that was one of my favorites of the week,
Speaker 1: if not the favorite story of the week. Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 1: was able, with the scrutiny he is under, and with
Speaker 1: all of the paparazzi trying to find out everything about
Speaker 1: any celebrity's love life, Aaron Rodgers was able not only
Speaker 1: to keep the fact that he was dating someone's secret
Speaker 1: in terms of who she was or anything about their relationship,
Speaker 1: but he actually got engaged and then got Mary married
Speaker 1: and no one knew, no one. Two months he's been
Speaker 1: married to Britney with an eye and someone, a reporter
Speaker 1: noticed a ring on his left finger and actually asked
Speaker 1: if it was an ORR ring gave him an out saying, oh,
Speaker 1: is what's your sleep score today? And he said, no,
Speaker 1: it's a wedding rink and that's how he announced the news.
Speaker 1: But it's so funny. That was earlier in the week.
Speaker 1: I have been checking and there are all these headlines,
Speaker 1: all this clickbait, all you need to know about Britney.
Speaker 1: What do you want to know about Aaron Rodgers's new wife.
Speaker 1: We have it here, headline after headline, every single time
Speaker 1: I click. They know nothing. And I think you and
Speaker 1: I have, you know, had our share of false headlines
Speaker 1: and wanting to know if we're engaged or married or
Speaker 1: details of our wedding. It's frustrating because when people don't know,
Speaker 1: oftentimes they just make it up. Well, they just that's
Speaker 1: what they do. And they say they have sources on
Speaker 1: this one, they haven't even tried. They were so uh
Speaker 1: just without any clue that this was going on. They
Speaker 1: didn't even have any alleged sources.
Speaker 2: This is the biggest win of Aaron Rodgers' career. I
Speaker 2: love love this and I am rooting for him and
Speaker 2: them harder than anybody. I love love love this. You said.
Speaker 2: The paparazzi has been chased will chase out around a
Speaker 2: celebrity about their love life. That plus he's been getting
Speaker 2: chased by sports cameras as well, he was in the
Speaker 2: middle of a free agency trying to find out where
Speaker 2: he was going to play. He was in headlines. A
Speaker 2: lot of everybody was watching him. Where's he going? Which
Speaker 2: team is he?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: He has been chased?
Speaker 1: How did he pull that off?
Speaker 2: I don't know how I did it. I have no idea.
Speaker 1: You know what, we need to find a way to
Speaker 1: secretly reach him and get some tips from him, because yeah,
Speaker 1: we could have that was.
Speaker 2: And Tom Brady and Giselle those are the other you
Speaker 2: know what.
Speaker 1: I think you need though, A lot of money for
Speaker 1: security detail, maybe a decoy car. There are ways to
Speaker 1: do it. You just have to have a lot more
Speaker 1: money than we do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just have to I have to walk out
Speaker 2: the door.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you could just download as much as you can, maybe,
Speaker 1: you know, try to get as many of these episodes in,
Speaker 1: because then and only then would we be able to
Speaker 1: evade the paparazzi. Okay, now, this is also one of
Speaker 1: the most I think this is the most miraculous plane
Speaker 1: crash story I have ever heard in my entirety.
Speaker 2: I gotta hear more. This still doesn't make any sense
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 1: Okay, So on Thursday, Air India had two hundred forty
Speaker 1: one passengers and crew on board. Just moments after takeoff,
Speaker 1: it was headed to London. It crashes into a fiery ball,
Speaker 1: hitting a medical university's dining hall, a killing people on
Speaker 1: the ground. Everyone died except for one person. And not
Speaker 1: only did he not die, he walked away. It's mind
Speaker 1: blowing and a lot of us, and I'm sure several
Speaker 1: reporters there were hesitant to even believe it was true,
Speaker 1: that perhaps apps someone was just scamming everyone, But it
Speaker 1: really and truly appears that Vi Shawash Kumar Ramesh did
Speaker 1: get on that plane. He was sitting next to his
Speaker 1: brother in seat eleven A and he is speaking, or
Speaker 1: he spoke for the first time on Friday. He said,
Speaker 1: and he described that he thought he was going to die.
Speaker 1: He said, everything happened in front of his eyes. He said,
Speaker 1: the side where he was seated fell to the ground
Speaker 1: floor of the building that was the medical dining hall.
Speaker 1: There was some space and a door broke and he
Speaker 1: saw the space and he just jumped out because he
Speaker 1: says he thinks the door broke on impact. This is
Speaker 1: what he described. There was a wall on the opposite side,
Speaker 1: but near me. It was open. I ran. I don't
Speaker 1: know how. I don't know how I came out of
Speaker 1: it alive. For a while, I thought I was about
Speaker 1: to die. But when I opened my eyes, I saw
Speaker 1: I was alive. I opened my seatbelt and I got
Speaker 1: out of there. And then he said, the air hostess
Speaker 1: died before my eyes.
Speaker 2: This doesn't I don't understand. This is the most important
Speaker 2: person on earth right now. We need to talk to
Speaker 2: this guy. Those things just do not happen without some
Speaker 2: type of intervention that we don't understand. Scott Chills, This
Speaker 2: does not happen. And you know a lot of plane crashes,
Speaker 2: certainly we've seen some lately. People have been surviving. Some
Speaker 2: maybe even a bunch of people die. There's a few survices.
Speaker 2: Something this nobody, nobody.
Speaker 1: Brothers sitting next to him is missing. So he you know,
Speaker 1: I'm sure, I don't know if the seats all got
Speaker 1: broken apart, but he's missing, presumed dead. They're having to
Speaker 1: do DNA tests to try and figure out who is who.
Speaker 1: That's how awful the scene was. And again, if you
Speaker 1: see the video, how did he survive? Was it just
Speaker 1: this weird part of the plane that dipped down and
Speaker 1: had some space where it didn't completely explode or imps.
Speaker 2: He jumped something you were reading, he said, he jumped.
Speaker 1: No, I'm well, he jumped out of his seat and
Speaker 1: got out. But he said the way where he was seated,
Speaker 1: that part of the plane hit the ground floor and
Speaker 1: there was some space just the way it hit. Somehow
Speaker 1: it didn't completely explode like the rest of the plane.
Speaker 1: But it's weird that only his seat was there. That's
Speaker 1: the other thing you'd think of a group of passengers
Speaker 1: and a part of the plane got out, it would
Speaker 1: make sense only one man in one seat, and he
Speaker 1: wasn't really I mean, he's in the hospital, but he
Speaker 1: does not have life threatening injuries.
Speaker 2: Did you mention at the top how he got out
Speaker 2: of that He walked out of this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he walked.
Speaker 2: He walked out.
Speaker 1: Yes. And so he has another brother who was not
Speaker 1: on the plane, and he said, this reporter is about
Speaker 1: what his brother told him immediately. He said, our plane
Speaker 1: is crashed. I don't know where our brother is. I
Speaker 1: don't see any other passengers. I don't know how I'm alive.
Speaker 1: I don't know how I exited the plane. He said,
Speaker 1: I'm scared to fly now, to even stay on a plane. Now,
Speaker 1: I can't imagine ever getting on a plane again having
Speaker 1: lived through that. And he said he saw the air
Speaker 1: the flight attendant die before his eyes.
Speaker 2: I have so many start with your list of questions.
Speaker 2: If you get in front of this guy, and it's
Speaker 2: not really about the crash, just those details will come out.
Speaker 2: I want to know where are you from, how'd you
Speaker 2: grow up? Did you go to church? Do you volunteer?
Speaker 2: What are your beliefs? I want to know about his life.
Speaker 2: What is it that happens? Is it just a coincidence?
Speaker 2: Is it just this is the way things happen sometimes?
Speaker 2: But this is such a miracle that I can't help
Speaker 2: but think because I thought it was a hoax, So
Speaker 2: did I not that? Then this something else is going on.
Speaker 2: He needs to be studied, and I would like to
Speaker 2: have an answer.
Speaker 1: I agree, And I would also like to ask him,
Speaker 1: what are you going to do with your life now?
Speaker 1: Was there something that you wanted to do you dreamed
Speaker 1: of doing? It's such an opportunity to now live in
Speaker 1: a way that he never would have before. And I
Speaker 1: actually am really interested in following up and seeing what
Speaker 1: happens with this man. But my God, it was proof
Speaker 1: and I like how we ended on this. There is
Speaker 1: proof for me, it's proof miracles can happen, miracles exist.
Speaker 2: You're laughing at me, No, I'm not. I am one
Speaker 2: hundred percent agreeing with you. They do. We say that
Speaker 2: was a reporting on that story. It starts with tragedy
Speaker 2: or it can start with miracle. Which one you want
Speaker 2: to go with? Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What kind of person? Are you? A miracle in India today?
Speaker 1: Very very cool. Well, we hope that maybe starts your
Speaker 1: weekend off right. Thank you as always for running with
Speaker 1: us and thanks for joining in on the conversation about
Speaker 1: what got us this week. We hope you have a
Speaker 1: wonderful weekend and thanks for listening.